Re: CS>Purchase silver rods

http://www.ccsilver.com/home.html these people are good , honest, good prices. have used them more than 7 years. Deborah Gerard wrote: *I tried to get into the archives to see where I go to buy the silver rods and couldn't get the site to come up ...I am sure someone could advise where the

Re: CS>Damaging CS

Speaking of sunlight, a recent newspaper article about water indicates that putting a PET bottle in the sun constitutes UV purification. It can take up to 48 hours but is the cheapest and simplest method possible. Useful knowledge. . . . JBB On Monday, Aug 22, 2005, at 11:13 Asia/Tokyo,

CS>Purchase silver rods

I tried to get into the archives to see where I go to buy the silver rods and couldn't get the site to come up ...I am sure someone could advise where the best prices arethanks deb

CS>Ruth

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CS>Damaging CS

Thanks for the information on CS. I am happy to know that sunlight, air or most anything doesn't damage it. You have been most helpful. Appreciate all the help. Carolyn tx30...@sbcglobal.net

Re: CS>Damaging silver

For what it's worth, I have a jar of CS in my car that has been in there since March. It has to be at least 130 degrees in there during the day, and probably has had at least some sun. It looks like it did the day I put it in. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silve

Re: CS>Damaging silver

List, For the shake of accuracy we should clarify that there is a difference between a mineral and a metal. In nature, pure metals react with, i.e. acids to form minerals such as i.e. Copper sulfate, Silver chloride, or Potassium nitrate. These are minerals. Non- reactive metals such as gold and

CS>Damaging silver

Carolyn said, Carolyn, silver is just a mineral, it cannot be killed. Neither air nor sunlight nor heat nor cold *damages* silver. With the low-voltage CS that most folks on this list make, direct exposure to sunlight or freezing CS can make *some* of the silver particles fall out of the water an

CS>cs color

I produced my first batch of CS, the color was a fairly intense yellow. Using the same settings, water, etc my second batch only had a tinge of yellow. Both show to be about 14ppm. Should there be any difference other than color? - Yahoo! Mail fo

Re: CS>Re: Silver particles in the lungs - pigs

Woo-Hoo! Any reason to party is a GOOD reason! Love them piggies! Chuck I like angles, but only to a degree. On 8/21/2005 8:33:53 AM, Rowena (new...@aapt.net.au) wrote: > had discovered significant levels of antibiotic-resistant > bacteria in the a

Re: CS>grey skin from applying CS with cottonball, was Re: CS>acne

Agree, and she also said her CS was light grey in color. No wonder. sol Nenah Sylver wrote: Jill, Thank you for mentioning that you made the CS with bottled drinking water instead of distilled. I think this clears up the mystery. There is a reason why CS must be made with distilled: the lac

Re: CS>grey skin from applying CS with cottonball, was Re: CS>acne

Jill, Thank you for mentioning that you made the CS with bottled drinking water instead of distilled. I think this clears up the mystery. There is a reason why CS must be made with distilled: the lack of minerals in the water, which the distillation process removes. The minerals in filtered or

Re: CS>Emphesema and Acne

Christine: Please tell me where I can learn more about Body Talk. Where are you located? What is involved in the distance healing? How can I contact you? Thankfully, Jill

Re: CS>grey skin from applying CS with cottonball, was Re: CS>acne

The color of my CS was light gray. I made it in about 2 minutes with bottled drinking (not distilled) water and used the .999 pure silver sticks. No salt, baking soda, or anything else. I definitely had makeup on over it, as I wouldn't be caught dead out of the house without it. Jill

Re: CS>grey skin from applying CS with cottonball, was Re: CS>acne

Hmm, If that was it, I should be seeing the greying, I take a ton of MSM, and use DMSO almost daily. Those are sulfur compounds, but maybe they don't come out AS sulfur in skin oils? I think I'd still be betting on some kind of contamination, or the CS being very large particles or something

Re: CS>EIS

EIS = Electrolytically Isolated Silver. - Original Message - From: jdurfeeath...@aol.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2005 7:15 AM Subject: CS>EIS . "I also have been drinking my EIS " Can someone tell me what EIS means? Barb

CS>EIS

. "I also have been drinking my EIS " Can someone tell me what EIS means? Barb

CS>damage CS

What damages CS? I have been told that air and sunlight will damage CS. Is there anything else? What about heat? Like boiling it for coffee,etc. And also how does it damage it, like killing off the silver Thanks Carolyn tx30...@sbcglobal.net

Re: CS>grey skin from applying CS with cottonball, was Re: CS>acne

Some people have a great deal of sulphur in their skin oils. Sulphur tarnishes silver. ?? Ode At 01:54 PM 8/20/2005 -0600, you wrote: > >Just out of curiosity, what color was your CS? Did you add salt or >baking soda or anything else? I'd also like to know if you were using >electrodes of

Re: CS>Re: Silver particles in the lungs - pigs

had discovered significant levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the air near hog confinement operations I recall a flurry of excitement some fifteen years ago - pigs were being given cordial, fruit cordial drink, because it was found it would kill off campylobacter for them. (Australia). R

CS>Re: Silver particles in the lungs

> ...I have definitely read that pigs are closer to humans than any other non-primate...---Marshall Speaking of airborne particles and swine: "One particularly dramatic and well-documented case [of government censorship/suppression] involves Dr. James Zahn, a research microbiologist at the USDA